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a®- EXETER GAZETTE AUCTION LIST, *** Auctions advertised in Gazette, August 2ZreL arranged according to sw.d is ..
... in the Weekly issue, and in Scstwday's Deily Telegram. lg. 2t— ...
SUMMARY OF NEWS
... More fighting is shortly expected in Burmah. The Liberals will not contest the City of London. There was maiden Quarter Session at Salisbury. H.R H Princess Beatrice has attained her ...
BIRTHS. Oct. 7, at Charlton, near Shaftesbury, the wife of Robert Graves, Esq., of a daughter. Oct. 7, at Duloe
... Rectory, Devon, the lady of the Rev. Robert Scott, of a son. Oct. 8, at the Vicarage, Ex ...
girths, Carriages, f
... t _c&th*. , crcTXIVGS EACH INSERTION, BY CHEQUE OR P. 0.0. sji ?? AND CIiOSSi:D TWINING AND C 0., MADE PAYABLE To X. L. COWARD. BIRTHS. .. ,M-rr_On the 2'nh ult., at Sandlings, St. Mary Cray, r--- 1^ Vw'.V. of C. G. Battis-oinbe. M.8., CM., of a daughter. k* : _ ...
PLYMOUTH
... *** Orders and Advertisements are received by Mr. MARKES, at the Post Office, by whom the Plymouth Department of this Paper is conducted. The Late Plymouth Bank.—On Thursday last, pursuant n ...
THIS DAY. WE ROOMS, EXETER. NORRIS SELL by Auction THIS assortment of excellent HOUSE- S and FURNITURE, Foreign ..
... Pi a ed Goods, &c„ &c. Auction ? , 11 o'clock punctually, South-street. Sa ...
Births, Deaths, Marriages and Obituaries
... - - -: X :E T X R, WEDNESDA&,. OcTo-ea2, 1834. * -. l'AlrtIR . At Heavitree, on the 26th inst., the Lady of E. Smalley, Esq. of a daughter. Oct. 24, at Newport near Topsham, the Lady of Capt. W. J. D'Urban, 25th regiment, of a daughter. ' Sept. 20, at Nauplion, in Greece, the Lady of Frederick Strong,. Esq. of a son. Oct. 23, at Helstone, the relict of the late Humphrey Millett Grylls, Esq. of ...
LAW INTELLIGENCE
... o HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. CHANCERY DIVISION.-Satcrday. (lief ore Mr. Justice C'HITTY.) IK BE DEVELOPMENT ANU INVESTMENT COM PACT (LIMITED). Mr. Justice Ciiitty made an order continuing the .limitary winding up of this coir pany under the super- ■\ .on if tiie Court. As the petition contained no less than l.v.- > i. ets devoted to explaining the objects of the company, J - 1 n.l .ii;i ordered ...
—jWQDERN ALADDIN. 'New Lamps for Old the cry went up, the cry of a Fairy Tale. ' New Clothes for
... Old is the cry of to-day, tin cry of Fact. matter how old, how soiled your clothes, the ACHILLE proce ...
I/\ ' for Home-ownership. * pAR better than paying Rent. Adopt 1 *■ THE HALIFAX Home-buying plan ; st
... Plan • and become your own Landlord in the > , tan ■ safest and most economical way. Large i ...
3Jmpertal parliament
... HOUSE OF COMMONS— Wednesday. Mr. H. HINDE moved the third reading of the New- castle and Berwick Railway Bill. The bill was read a third time, ancl passed, the amend- ments having been previously agreed to. The Manchester Improvement Bill was read a third time Manchester Court of Record Bill was read a third time and passed. The Bridgwater Navigation and Railway Bill was read a third time and ...